How legendary is Fleetwood Mac?

[Villavic]

Not sure of using the word legendary, or iconic, or popular, timeless, unforgetable...

My point is.. every time I visit music stores, or those rock or music bands t-shirts, I always find lot of t-shirts of.. Pink Floyd, Elvis, Beatles, Rolling Stones. A few more depending on what city (in NYC.. John Lennon, in LA.. Jim Morrison or Doors). Sometimes Janis, Madonna, Bob Marley, Bob Dylan, Michael Jackson.

But never.. never.. Fleetwood Mac. Why there is never Fleetwood Mac merchandise? Is Fleetwood Mac a not-enough legendary to be part of the icons and rock culture? If Mick is that money-lover they say, and controls licensing, why he has not impulsed FM t-shirts and merchandise? Not sure if the bands receive revenue for those t-shirts I mention (I don't think they are the "official" merchandise) but anyway it's a good way to promote the band and its music (and records, dvds, i-tunes, whatever).

Beyond the commercial issue, I don't know why Fleetwood Mac is not considered a legendary band as the others I've mentioned. If Rumours was that record sales. If Tusk was that innovative. If Stevie Nicks was that 70s goddess. Why it was that forgotten? Or ignored? Surely most of today's teens have no idea who the hell is Fleetwood Mac, but probably they know who were the Rolling Stones or Pink Floyd. Or even The Police.

Most of cities I remember where i found those t-shirts store are from the US, but also I visited in London and Amsterdam during the 90s.